Keybinds

Keybinds

Hex registers its keys under Options → Controls → Key Binds, in their own Hex category, so they group together instead of scattering into Misc.

Every Hex key ships unbound. Nothing is taken from you on install, and nothing fires until you have chosen a key for it. Anything you never bind simply does nothing.

The keys

Key	What it does	More
Open Hex Config	Opens the settings menu	Configuration
Open Hex Keybinds	Opens the Keybinds screen	Keybind shortcuts
Toggle Freecam	Detach / reattach the camera	Freecam
Hold To Adjust Sensitivity	Hold, then scroll to change how fast you turn	Mouse sensitivity
Cycle Attack Mode	Flip Attack/Destroy between Hold and Toggle	Attack mode switch
Toggle Swing For Held Item	Add or remove the held item from the swing list	Per-item swing
Customize Hovered Item	Open the editor for the item under the cursor	Item customization
Open Reminders	Opens the reminders list	Reminders
Dismiss Reminder	Silence whatever is firing	Reminders
Snooze Reminder	Push the firing reminder back	Reminders
Open Regions	Opens the regions list	Regions
Region Here	A region centred on where you stand	Regions
Mark Region Corner	Set one corner, then the opposite one	Regions
Walk Region	Start/stop recording the outline you walk	Regions
Toggle Region Preview	Draw every region on the island in the world	Regions
Open Entity Highlights	Opens the highlight rules list	Entity highlight
Highlight What You Look At	A rule for the entity under your crosshair	Entity highlight
Open Chat Highlights	Opens the chat highlight rules list	Chat highlight
Open Notebook	Opens the notebook	Notebook

Two different things called "keybinds"

This trips people up, so it is worth stating plainly:

• Hex's own keys — the table above. Bound in Minecraft's own Controls screen, one key each, no modifiers.
• Keybind shortcuts — a Hex feature, where a key combo (optionally with Ctrl/Shift/Alt) runs a sequence of commands or chat messages. Configured on the Hex Keybinds screen, not in Minecraft's Controls.

Hex also has control switches, which let a key combo rebind one of Minecraft's own controls mid-game.

Choosing keys that work

• Customize Hovered Item fires inside Hypixel's menus, where most letters already do something to the menu. Pick a key you do not otherwise use in a chest — a function key or a numpad key is a safe choice. It ships unbound for this reason.
• Region Here, Mark Region Corner and Walk Region are pressed while moving around the world, so avoid anything near WASD that you might catch by accident.
• Hold To Adjust Sensitivity is the only Hex key that is held rather than pressed, and it is held while you are aiming — so it wants somewhere your hand already rests. A mouse side button or a key you can hold with the thumb beats anything you would have to reach for.
• Dismiss Reminder and Snooze Reminder are worth binding somewhere reachable if you use reminders at all — otherwise the only way to silence one is /hexa remind dismiss.

Keybinds and profiles

Hex's own key bindings live in Minecraft's options.txt like every other mod's, not in Hex's config. By default a config profile does not carry them. Turning on MC keys on the Profiles screen makes profiles carry Minecraft's key bindings too — read that section first, because it carries every mod's bindings, not just Hex's.